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Not the OP. I assume everything running in docker. For containers: Upgrading new versions can be done headless by watchtower or manually. For the host: You c
by import 1y ago
Not the OP.
I assume everything running in docker.
For containers: Upgrading new versions can be done headless by watchtower or manually.
For the host: You can run package updates regularly or enable unattended upgrades.
Backups can be easily done with cron + rclone. It is not a magic.
I personally run everything inside docker. Less things to concern.
- nicce 1y agonixOS is great as host. If updates break something, either update does not go through or you just rollback to previous version. And all configuration in a single file.
- udev4096 1y agoI have been trying to move from proxmox + arch VMs to incus + nixos VMs. Really love the idea of functional programs as a config but the upfront cost of getting familiar with it is quite high but seems to be worth it